Boy and Lady

Boy

Boy noun - A male person who has not yet reached adulthood.

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Lady and boy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lady" instead a noun "Boy".

Nearby Words: boyish, boyhood, boyishness

Lady noun - An adult female human being.

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Boy and lady are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Boy" instead a noun "Lady".

Nearby Words: lade, lad, ladyship

human	human boy	human lady
old	old boy	old lady
good	good boy	good lady
rich	rich boy	rich lady
Other adjectives: nice, looking, typical, original, dead, poor, bad, innocent, young, attractive, beautiful, cute, white, new, former, mysterious, random, strange, local, older, creepy, unnamed, younger.

A major difference is the knight will usually choose to serve the lady out of love, chivalry, duty etc while the servant boy is more likely to be hired or indentured.

Source: Mistress and Servant Boy
Instead they go with it and Sara poses as his girlfriend - to the considerable irritation of her Love Interest and the boy's real girlfriend Lady Fara.

Source: Mistaken for Romance
Played with, though, in that the girl tries to act like a "Mistress" type lady, but has some Hidden Depths that the boy seems to find irresistable (she secretly loves punk rock, for one thing).

Source: Mistress and Servant Boy

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